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A couple of weeks ago a colleague and I were walking along the crowded waterfront in San Francisco, and coming toward us was a trio of young African-American men who were joking and playing. When we passed I greeted them, and just as the last of them walked by I heard him say, "Thanks for seeing us."
It took a minute for that to register. My companion said, "Did you hear what I heard?" and it took me a moment before I could respond with, "Yes." My heart was breaking.
How could it be that I would be thanked for merely seeing someone? It took all of my self-control not to run back to those young men, gather them in my arms and apologize for every person who had ever overlooked them, averted their eyes, or turned away. What must it be like to move through a world that refuses to meet one's eyes, that refuses to acknowledge one's very existence?
I could make an analysis and write this piece solely about the kind of pervasive racism which creates a very specific and limiting box in which African-American men are expected to live (and why they might feel invisible). Yet as I scan the world with those young men still in my heart, I notice that many kinds of people are often overlooked. The bag clerk at the grocery market, the person at the front desk, the folks who carry our mail or clean our streets or who are considered too old, or too young, or too…
What could happen if every day we were to greet each human as though they were worthy of notice and respect? What could happen if every day you were greeted as though you were worthy of notice and respect? What could change?
There is a certain cult of personality even among those of us whose lives are committed to social transformation. A lot of jockeying goes on around who gets noticed for acclaim, who gets the big dollars, who gets the media attention. Many of our social movements are less effective than they could be because of this competition for limelight or resources.
The reality is that most folks working for change do so because they care about their community or issue, not because they are looking for recognition or awards. Nonetheless, their work is crucial and necessary and is deserving of respect even if it goes unheralded. They may be unsung, but they are certainly heroes.
I've said for years that everyone takes leadership in some way every day. Everyone. Most acts of leadership go unnoticed or unacknowledged, and that's a shame. The cultural pattern of noticing only some types of leadership and ignoring others contributes to the erasure of large groups of folks—women, poor and working-class people, and, yes, young African-American men.
If we can find ways to see each other, to honor the existence of every being who co-inhabits this wonderful earth with us, if no young person ever has need to thank a stranger for merely seeing them, then we will have done a fine thing.
Here's my invitation to you: let's take a month and intentionally notice those we would normally not see. Let's interrupt old patterns of not looking into the eyes of "those people" (whoever they are to you). Let's greet and acknowledge the folks we generally walk by or around and watch what happens.
So let's say "Hey" to someone new tomorrow. I'll bet we have conversations that surprise us. I'll bet we learn something new.
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The 2005 Farm Press Peanut Profitability Award winners literally "ran away" with their honors, primarily because each of them was an early adopter of innovative production practices, says Marshall Lamb, research leader for the National Peanut Research Laboratory in Dawson, Ga., and adviser for the awards program.
"There was no contest. These growers came to the top of the nominations quickly and stayed there," said Lamb at the Peanut Profitability Awards Presentation, held at the seventh annual Southern Peanut Growers Conference held recently in Panama City, Fla.
Recipients of this year's awards include Rex Carr, Levelland, Texas, Southwest Region; Robbie Umphlett, Gates, N.C., Gates, N.C., Virginia-Carolina Region; and Lee, Jim and Will Fenn of Fenn Farms, Clayton, Ala., Southeast Region.
"This award is not based on small plots — it is not a yield contest," says Lamb. "Profitability is based on the entire peanut enterprise, including dryland, irrigation, or a combination of both. And we look at both fixed and variable costs."
Variable costs, he says, are easy to identify, but fixed costs oftentimes prove to be more difficult. "We actually look at each piece of equipment on the farm and allocate it on a fixed-cost basis to the peanut enterprise. In the past, that has separated some of our winners from other nominees. Some growers are good managers over variable costs but not over fixed costs. But that wasn't the case with this year's honorees," says Lamb.
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One of the factors that distinguish the 2005 Peanut Profitability winners is that they all are early adopters of innovative production practices, he adds. "Rex Carr averaged 6,500 pounds of peanuts per acre. Robbie Umphlett also had excellent yields, and he was an early adopter and creator of harvesting equipment. The Fenns also had excellent yields this past year, and they had an asset that many growers need to utilize better — an excellent county Extension agent in Charlie Mason of Barbour County, Ala."
Another important factor in achieving profitability is rotation, says Lamb. "Rotation, rotation, rotation — all of this year's winners had excellent crop rotation systems. They've looked at the data that researchers have generated about the benefits of rotation, and they've put it into practice on their farms," he says.
In accepting his award, Carr said that his operation was "fairly new" to peanut production. "Water is our main issue, and more inputs are required for our peanuts than for our cotton. But we don't back down on inputs. We break our land, chop it up, and pack it back down. Planting Spanish peanuts gives us a good two weeks at harvest to get our crop out," he said.
This past year was a good one for making peanut yields, he says. "Our average annual rainfall usually is about 19 inches, and we received about 40 inches this past year. But we still put on 18 inches of irrigation. Rotation has worked great for us, with cotton and wheat benefiting the peanuts. We can see the benefits of rotation throughout the year. We try to grow good seed peanuts so we can get a quality premium for our crop," he says.
Lee Fenn of Fenn Farms says a farming operation is like a chain — if you have one bad link, it doesn't work very well. "This past year, at about planting time, I had a ruptured disk in my shoulder and couldn't lift my arm. But my sons Jim and Will put me in the tractor, and I planted the crop. Our county Extension agent Charlie Mason, who is second to none, also has been a tremendous help — he walks through our fields instead of driving by in a truck," he says.
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A bahiagrass rotation and center pivot irrigation have worked together to produce excellent peanut yields for Fenn Farms, says Lee. "We also use Irrigator Pro for scheduling when to water our peanuts, and that's the only way to go in our opinion," he says.
Jim Fenn says the key to the success of the peanut industry is all segments working together. "There's a lot of exciting research being conducted, and there's a lot of talk about reducing input costs and growing a more profitable peanut. We all need to be aware of the cuts in research being made at out land grant universities, and we need to give these units as much support as possible so they can do the research and help us grow a more profitable crop," he says.
Robbie Umphlett, the 2005 Peanut Profitability winner from the Virginia-Carolina Region, says a lack of water hasn't been a problem on his farm. "We're about 35 miles from the ocean, and I don't irrigate anything — I do everything I can to get rid of water," he says.
Many growers in his area have stopped producing peanuts, says Umphlett, but the crop continues to be a good fit for his operation. "We grow all of our peanuts on dryland in 38-inch rows, and we rotate with cotton every four to five years. We also grow soybeans and wheat," he says.
The Farm Press Peanut Profitability Awards were sponsored this year by the American Peanut Shellers Association, Echo Fungicide/Stalwart Herbicide, Folicur/Temik, John Deere Co., The Seam, the Southern Peanut Farmers Federation, the Texas Peanut Producers Board, and U.S. Borax.
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Theodore J. "Teddy" Sporner, 74, of 418 West Creek Road, St. Marys, died on Saturday, July 20, 2013, at the Pinecrest Manor following a lengthy illness.He was born Nov. 3, 1938, in St. Marys, son of the late Aloysius B. and Alberta J. Wortman Sporner. He was a lifelong resident of the area and attended St. Marys Schools. He was a retired employee of PennDOT, retiring in 1998.Mr. Sporner served in the U.S. Army, serving in Korea during the Vietnam War. He enjoyed working at his sawmill and operating heavy equipment.He is survived by two sisters, Elizabeth "Betty" Garcia of St. Marys and Susan (Theron) Steffan of Kane.In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by three brothers, Robert Sporner, James Sporner, and in infancy, John Sporner.There will be no visitation.Family and friends of Theodore J. "Teddy" Sporner are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial to be celebrated in the St. Mary's Church on Saturday, July 27, 2013, at 10 a.m., with the Rev. Thomas More Sikora, OSB, Pastor, officiating. Full military rites will be accorded by the St. Marys Servicemen's Burial Detail. Burial will follow in the St. Mary's Cemetery.Memorials, if desired, may be made to the Rides 4 Vets, P.O. Box 70, Ridgway, PA 15853.The Lynch-Radkowski Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.Online condolences may be offered at www.lynch-radkowski.com.


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Maarten Pereboom is dean of the Fulton School of Liberal Arts and Professor of History at Salisbury University. He earned his Ph.D. at Yale University, where he studied the history of twentieth-century international relations, focusing on the United States and Europe. His first book, Democracies at the Turning Point: Britain, France and the End of the Postwar Order, 1928 - 1933, published in 1995, won the "Outstanding Academic Book" distinction from Choice Magazine. In 1998, he won SU's distinguished faculty award. He served as assistant dean, associate dean, and interim dean of the Fulton School, then as chair of the History Department from 2002 - 2008. His new book, History and Film: Moving Pictures and the Study of the Past was published by Pearson/Prentice-Hall in January 2010.
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NHL notes: Stars' Peverley 'stable' after collapsing on bench
Dallas Stars forward Rich Peverley remained in hospital Tuesday after collapsing on the bench during Monday's game against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Peverley, who missed the entire pre-season dealing with an irregular heartbeat, had what the team called a "cardiac incident" during the first period and was immediately taken to a Dallas-area hospital. The game was postponed.
Although Peverley's condition has improved, he has not been released from hospital, the team said.
"Rich Peverley is resting comfortably and being monitored at UT Southwestern St. Paul," Stars general manager Jim Nill said Tuesday in a statement. "He is currently undergoing testing to discover what triggered the cardiac event (Monday) night. The focus of all the testing and monitoring is being dedicated to finding the cause of the event and a long-term solution to rectify the problem. We do not have any more specifics at the moment.
"Rich has been communicating with his teammates and friends. He is extremely grateful for all of the prayers and support that he's received from fans and friends alike."
In the wake of the incident, the Stars allowed rookie forward Alex Chiasson to remain in Dallas Tuesday rather than travel with the team to play in St. Louis. Chiasson, who visited his teammate in the hospital Monday night, was reportedly left shaken by Peverley's collapse.
Forward Chris Stewart, recently acquired by the Buffalo Sabres in the trade that sent Ryan Miller to the St. Louis Blues, will likely miss the rest of the regular season with an ankle injury.
Stewart was hurt last week against the Tampa Bay Lightning after playing just two games for the Sabres. He's been seen wearing a boot on his right ankle.
"Stewart doesn't look good right now," Sabres coach Ted Nolan told the Buffalo News. "There are only five weeks left in the year and his injury is four-to-five weeks."
The Sabres, 19-37-8 on the season, are a longshot to make the playoffs so the injury could be season-ending. Stewart, 26, has 15 goals and 11 assists in 60 games but no points with the Sabres.
Minnesota Wild goalie Josh Harding skated Tuesday, the first time he's been on the ice since early January.
Harding, who hasn't played since Dec. 31 due to the effects of multiple sclerosis, has been feeling better recently, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune. But there's still no timetable in place for him to return to game action.
"The first step was just to see him at the rink and I know he was here last game and I had heard how much better he was doing," Wild coach Mike Yeo told the Star Tribune. "And when I got a chance to talk to him (Tuesday) morning, you could see it. You could see it in his face, you could see the relief. You could just see he's in a much better place right now. I think it's great. It's great to have him around.
"The next step is getting him on the ice and talk more about what the plan is. We haven't discussed that."
Harding went 18-7-3 with a 1.65 goals-against average before being struck down.
A statue depicting former NHL sniper Dave Andreychuk will be erected outside the Tampa Bay Times Forum next month.
The larger than life-sized bronze statue — nine feet tall and weighing more than 600 pounds — of the former Tampa Bay Lightning captain will depict him hoisting the Stanley Cup. Andreychuk helped the Lightning win the Cup in 2004, when they beat the Calgary Flames in seven games.
"The image of captain Dave Andreychuk hoisting the Stanley Cup over his head at centre ice is one of the most iconic memories in Lightning history," Lightning chairman and governor Jeff Vinik said. "We are excited to share this moment with every fan that attends a Lightning home game by honouring Dave with this statue."
Andreychuk played 278 games with the Lightning, recording 68 goals and 61 assists. The former Maple Leafs winger, who played a total of 1,639 games with six NHL teams, finished his career with 640 goals and 698 assists.
Colorado Avalanche forward P.A. Parenteau will miss the rest of the regular season with a knee injury.
Parenteau was hurt Monday against the Winnipeg Jets when he was hit by defenceman Mark Stuart but tried to play through the pain. He was diagnosed with a medial collateral ligament issue and wore a brace on his leg after the game.
"We'll see for playoffs, but he will be out for four to six weeks," Avalanche coach Patrick Roy said on the league's website.
Parenteau missed 10 games earlier this season with a MCL injury to his left knee. He has 14 goals and 19 assists this season.
The New York Islanders have signed Lake Superior State defenceman Kevin Czuczman. The 23-year-old had 10 goals and 11 assists in 36 games this season … A statue of larger-than-life former Philadelphia Flyers coach Fred Shero will be unveiled Saturday in Philly. Shero led the Flyers to a pair of Stanley Cup titles during their "Broad Street Bullies" era … The Chicago Blackhawks are expecting that Finnish prospect Teuvo Teravainen will join them after his SM-liga season ends, according to ESPN Chicago. Teravainen played two pre-season games with the Blackhawks before joining Jokerit in Finland … Goalie Carey Price will not play when the Montreal Canadiens face off with the Boston Bruins Wednesday, Habs coach Michel Therrien said. It will be the eighth straight game Price has missed since returning from the Sochi Olympics.


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Setting up wireless guest access (private hotspot) in the FRITZ!WLAN Repeater
You can set up guest access as a private hotspot in the FRITZ!WLAN Repeater. This way guests can enjoy fast and secure internet access without having to give them your network key. It can be used with any connection type (for example LAN bridge). Your guests' smartphones and notebooks are completely isolated from your home network. They cannot access other network devices or the user interface of the repeater or your FRITZ!Box.
The FRITZ!WLAN Repeater can provide guest access in two different ways:
- The repeater applies all settings for guest access from the FRITZ!Box. The wireless devices used by your guests then automatically connect to the guest network with the strongest signal (wireless roaming). If you restricted the guest access in the FRITZ!Box, for example to certain times or websites, then these restrictions also apply to the wireless devices connected to the repeater.
- The repeater provides an additional wireless network with separate security settings. Your guests' wireless devices can then either connect to the guest network of the FRITZ!Box or the guest network of the repeater. If a captive portal is configured in the FRITZ!Box, then it is also displayed when accessing the repeater's guest access.
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- The FRITZ!WLAN Repeater must be connected with a FRITZ!Box with FRITZ!OS 6.20 or later.
- IPTV playback and other FRITZ!Box functions (such as port sharing, telephony) are not available when using guest access.
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Follow the instructions in the section that describes the desired scenario.
1 Using the FRITZ!Box guest access
- Click "Wireless" ("WLAN") in the user interface of the FRITZ!WLAN Repeater.
- Click "Guest Access" in the "Wireless" ("WLAN") menu.
- Enable the option "Apply settings for guest access from the FRITZ!Box".
Note:To apply the settings for guest access, wireless guest access must be enabled in the FRITZ!Box (router).
- Click "Apply" to save the settings.
Guest access is now configured and the wireless devices used by your guests automatically connect to the guest network with the strongest signal.
If you change the settings for guest access in the FRITZ!Box later, push the "WLAN" or "WPS" button on the FRITZ!Box and hold it down until the "WLAN" LED starts to flash. This causes the new settings to be transmitted to the FRITZ!WLAN Repeater.
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- Click "Wireless" ("WLAN") in the user interface of the FRITZ!WLAN Repeater.
- Click "Guest Access" in the "Wireless" ("WLAN") menu.
- Disable the "Apply settings for guest access from the FRITZ!Box" option.
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- For the "Name of the guest radio network (SSID)", enter the name that guests should see when they search for wireless networks.
- Select the encryption method from the drop-down list "Encryption". WPA2 encryption offers the best security.
- Enter a password of your choice that is between 8 and 63 characters long in the "Network key" field.
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More details of BMW's much-ballyhooed i3 EV city car were revealed yesterday, at the car's unveiling in New York City. Simulcast in London and Beijing, the event ginned up considerable fanfare, with BMW North America president and CEO calling the occasion: "A revolutionary shift in every aspect of the car as we know it."
Hyperbole? Perhaps. While purpose-built electric cars and extended-range electric cars are already on the market, BMW's message is that the i3 is the first purpose-built, premium-brand EV (and also extended-range EV). Granted, its design is unique. The i3 utilizes an aluminum, sandwich floor construction, with the powertrain housed between the floor panels. (BMW calls this the Drive Module). The 450-lb lithium-ion battery pack is located between the axles, for a low center of gravity and the best possible weight distribution, and the electric motor sits just ahead of the rear axle and drives the rear wheels. The i3 also uses a carbon fiber reinforced plastic for the body (or Life Module) that sits atop the mechanical package. Body panels are thermoplastic.
Range and recharging
Like the BMW Active E and the Mini E before it, the i3 has an estimated battery range of 80-100 miles. Using the Eco Pro drive mode adds approximately 12 miles; so does the Eco Pro+ mode. If that's not enough, there's the available range extender engine. This 650cc, two-cylinder, 34-hp gasoline engine does not power the car directly but BMW claims it can recharge the battery to maintain a constant state of charge. The gas tank, however, is only 2.4 gallons, so the total range even with the gasoline engine is 180 or so miles.
With a 220v Level 2 charger, battery recharge time is 3 hours. The optional DC fast charging system can do an 80 percent recharge in 20 minutes or a full recharge in 30 minutes. To help with charging away from home, the navigation system can display public recharging stations as a POI function. It also integrates range into the navigation function. If there is insufficient range to reach a given destination, it can suggest switching to Eco Pro mode; it also can display range as a spider diagram overlaid on the map.
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The stiffness of the i3's carbon fiber body structure allowed BMW engineers to eliminate the B-pillars, aiding rear-seat access. The i3 features rear-hinged rear half-doors (shades of the Saturn Ion!); they cannot be opened unless the front door is opened. BMW says that the i3 offers the space of a 3-series in the footprint of a 1-series, but after a test-sit front and back, we'd say the i3 cabin is roomier than a 1-series coupe but falls short of a 3-series. A flat floor and large windows aid the cause in the back seat; and a short hood helps visibility up front. The cargo hold is small at roughly 8 cubic feet. Folding rear seatbacks allow it to be expanded, although the load floor is high.
With 170 hp and 184 pound-feet of torque motivating 2700 pounds, the i3 is able to get from 0 to 60 mph in approximately 7 seconds. The range extender adds 330 pounds, and that extra weight pushes the 0-60 time closer to 8 seconds. Top speed is electronically limited to 93 mph. The car's 50/50 weight distribution should aid handling, and its 32.3-foot turning circle promises excellent maneuverability.
The i3 is being offered in three trim levels (worlds, in BMW i-speak), each of which can be had as a standard EV or a range-extender version. The three trim levels are:
Mega (base) – Standard equipment includes navigation, BMW ConnectedDrive, 19-inch wheels with 155/70-series tires, rear park distance control, and LED headlights and taillights. The interior materials are Sensatec (synthetic leather) and cloth.
Giga – Adds keyless entry and ignition, a sunroof, different 19-inch wheels with 175/70-series rear tires, satellite radio, and a garage door opener. The interior materials are wool cloth and leather.
Tera – The top-spec i3 gets its own specific 19-inch wheels (again with the wider rear tires), along with a full-leather interior with contrast stitching and anthracite floor mats.
Available options include:
Technology and driving assist package – larger-screen navigation system with touch pad and real-time traffic, adaptive cruise control with traffic jam assist, forward collision warning, deceleration assistant, pedestrian protection and city collision mitigation, enhanced Bluetooth and USB with BMW apps and online information services
Parking assist package – automated (parallel) parking, rearview camera, front park distance control
20-inch sport wheels
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Heated seats
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Pricing and arrival
The only pricing details currently available are the base price of the Mega, $42,275, and the Mega extended range, $46,125 (both include $925 destination). Prices are before any state/local tax credits.
BMW will roll out the i3 in all fifty states—although not all BMW dealers will carry it. Both the i3, and its much more expensive sister car, the i8 hybrid, are due to go on sale in the second quarter of 2014. —Joe Lorio


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Naked City
- Narrated by: Eliza Foss, Nicola Barber, Richard Topol
- Length: 16 hrs and 55 mins
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- Release date: 05-07-11
- Language: English
- Publisher: Macmillan Audio
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In Jim Butcher's "Curses", Harry Dresden investigates how to lift a curse laid by the Fair Folk on the Chicago Cubs. In Patricia Briggs' "Fairy Gifts," a vampire is called home by magic to save the Fae who freed him from a dark curse. In Melissa Marr's "Guns for the Dead," the newly dead Frankie Lee seeks a job in the afterlife on the wrong side of the law. In Holly Black's "Noble Rot," a dying rock star discovers that the young woman who brings him food every day has some strange appetites of her own.
Featuring original stories from 20 authors, this dark, captivating, fabulous and fantastical collection is sure to have readers coming back for more.
The complete list of authors includes: Ellen Datlow (editor), Peter S. Beagle, Elizabeth Bear, Holly Black, Patricia Briggs, Jim Butcher, John Crowley, Jeffrey Ford, Christopher Fowler, and Caitlin R. Kiernan.
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By lorna on 28-05-18
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By Hallie on 09-07-12
Not what I was looking for
I expected this to be more fantasy but most of these were really boring. The narrators were good, but i couldnt get into the writing. I bought this for Jim Butcher and enjoyed that story immensely, as I always do with his stories. I had to skip through most of the rest as it was just sort of strange and disconnected. I liked Hex Appeal and Stormy Knights much better. Those compilations made more sense together and were more true to the fantasy genre.
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By Dr. J. on 13-08-11
Excellent narration!!
I really liked some of these stories -- and a couple, not so much. I see anthologies as a smorgasbord, allowing me to sample the style of authors with whom I'm not familiar without having to commit to an entire novel which I may or may not like. I taste a little here, a little there, and then I can go back to enjoy more of the ones I favor.
The one thing I really did come away with was an appreciation for these three narrators. They are excellent. Eliza Foss' voice is similar to Kate Reading's (if you need a reference). British narrator Nicola Barber's Irish is impeccable -- and expressive -- and wonderful (her American accent isn't bad, either)! Richard Topol has done one other book on Audible, and I checked it out. It's nonfiction, and he maintains a very conversational tone in that, as well. Excellent first person storyteller. And speaking of first person narration, if there HAD to be a change, I wish he'd read Jim Butcher's Ghost Story. His voice has a similar tone & timbre to James Marsters', and his cadence/timing sounded familiar. I could imagine him telling Harry's tale as I listened to Elizabeth Bear's Vegas story. It may have made the transition much less (painful) glaring.
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Yale reaches the Frozen Four after upset of North Dakota to win West Regional
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -- Jesse Root scored the go-ahead goal with 4:56 left and Yale beat North Dakota 4-1 on Saturday in the NCAA West Regional final to reach the Frozen Four.
Fourth-seeded Yale (20-12-3) scored four times in the final 7:35.
"We're thrilled to get the win [Saturday]," Yale head coach Keith Allain said. "North Dakota got the early lead but I felt we were playing well throughout the game. The guys just stuck with the plan."
Josh Balch started the spree, and Root gave the Bulldogs a 2-1 lead on a power play, a day after scoring at the nine-second mark of overtime in Yale's 3-2 victory against top-seeded Minnesota.
"Both of my goals this weekend were special," Root said. "Any time you get to move on is real special."
Stu Wilson and Kenny Agostino added goals for Yale.
"It's a great accomplishment for any team," Yale senior forward Andrew Miller said. "We've been close. Getting over the hump and actually doing this is a great feeling."
Corban Knight scored in the first period for North Dakota (22-13-7).
"It's difficult to have a clear perspective of this," North Dakota head coach Dave Hakstol said. "Yale played an outstanding game."
Anthony Day added two assists for Yale.
Yale outshot North Dakota 39-25. The Bulldogs had a 25-16 advantage after the first two periods, but were constantly frustrated by the North Dakota defense and goaltender Clarke Saunders.
"I just told them, `Keep doing what you're doing,' " Allain said.
"We wanted to push it and find ways to score that second goal," Hakstol said. "That would have been a game-changer."
Saunders wound up with 35 saves. Jeff Malcolm stopped 24 shots for Yale.
Yale almost didn't make the postseason and entered the 16-team tournament this week as the final seed. The Bulldogs had been outscored 8-0 in two losses last weekend before entering the NCAAs.
"We have a young team and that helps us bounce back from tough weekends," Miller said.
"I can tell you a lot. I'm a firm believer that actions speak louder than words," Allain said. "I think you saw it for six periods and nine seconds the mental makeup of this hockey team. We were behind all game and didn't get a bounce until Balch broke through at the end and that tells you a lot about this group. That's what makes them special."
Allain, a former NHL and Olympics assistant coach, is the third Yale graduate to be coach of the team.
"I probably wouldn't be coaching in college hockey if it wasn't for the Yale job," he said. "I was pretty comfortable working in the National Hockey League. But Yale hockey has meant the world to me and will continue to be so. This was very special."
The national semifinals are April 11 in Pittsburgh. Yale will take on UMass-Lowell, the top seed from the Northeast Regional.
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'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' review: Blockbuster sequel will make your Spidey senses tingle
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is truly amazing — but only some of the time.
The beginning is a bit tangled up. The end of the movie is also a web-blocker. That is because director Marc Webb's blockbuster doesn't offer an effective set-up for the looming Sinister Six spinoff. Spidey 2 also features a less-than-effective resolution of the matters at hand, including Spider-Man's big battles with the sequel's newly-created villains: Electro (Jamie Foxx), Rhino (Paul Giamatti) and the Green Goblin (Dane DeHaan).
In between, however, Webb picks up where his 2012 reboot left off. And he does it with more gonzo energy, less restrictions, more fun, lots of comic book sarcasm in Spider-Man's asides, plenty of murky drama and just the right amount of insanity to keep the web-slinging franchise on-edge. For almost two hours, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is thrilling as it crashes through its action sequences and then humanizes its key characters in the interludes.
In addition, with exponential improvements in digital special effects, our spandex hero now moves with a beautifully balletic precision that was never possible when Sam Raimi created his Spider-Man trilogy from 2002 through 2007. Because of technology, Tobey Maguire's old-school Spider-Man now looks like a deranged drunk in comparison to Andrew Garfield's elegantly airborne superhero.
In the latest instalment, Peter Parker/Spider-Man (Garfield) is reluctant to continue his romance with gorgeous Gwen (Emma Stone). Damned fool — and this ensures Spider-Man is no longer cool — but the spectre of Gwen's dead daddy (Denis Leary) continues to haunt Peter/Spider-Man. Leary's scowling face pops up everywhere. This rift sets up the romantic melodrama that is to come throughout the epic, 142-minute running time. Peter and Gwen are almost as romantically complicated as Rhett and Scarlett in Gone With the Wind. Both the engaging Garfield and the charming Stone are wonderful to watch together.
Meanwhile, Peter is more intent on finding out what happened to his parents (information that we get to know, in exhausting detail). Peter cross-examines Aunt May (Sally Field, at her best and reminding us why she won two Oscars). In a parallel universe — because Spidey 2 has excessive plot — we see the rise and possible fall of Harry Osborn (Dane DeHaan in a career-making move), the machinations of Oscorp's mad Menken (Colm Feore) and a subplot involving a crazy man (Paul Giamatti) and the Russian mafia (because Americans need someone foreign to hate). Even more critical here is the transformation of a lovable super-nerd into psychotic Electro.
The Electro part of the movie is absolutely stunning. Geeky Max Dillon (Foxx) is a marvellous character, an electrical engineer who works for Oscorp, feels marginalized, loves Spider-Man and is perfect material for a supernatural makeover when he gets fried. When Foxx is playing Electro — who looks like a homage to the false god in Fritz Lang's 1927 sci-fi masterpiece Metropolis — he is equally effective in transforming a victim into a victimizer through anger. The villainy of Electro is not just a random act, it is a zealous reaction to persecution. Throw in the Josef Mengele/Dr. Strangelove hybrid named Dr. Kafka (Marton Csokas) and you have the makings of social satire.
But, of course, this is a Hollywood comic book superhero movie. So the serious stuff is played with but not really dealt with thoroughly. That is OK, because I did not expect a highbrow, socio-political commentary. What we get instead is a weird and sometimes wonderful ride into the superhero-fantasy world. It is enough to make your Spidey senses tingle again.
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Evening wind...
Sunday, January 8, 2012 at 11:51PM
Here's a recent demo I made with Garageband. I've been listening to a lot of Derek Trucks' music lately and I felt inspired to write and record something with a bit of a 'raga' feel to it. The name of the song, 'Sham Vayu', means 'evening wind' according to the all-knowing internet.. but for all I know it might really mean something far less introspective and thoughtful, like 'morning wood'...?
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Christmas party announcement:
Home for the Holy Days
Last year I hosted a "Home for the Holy Days" party to celebrate the ways we keep our Christmas focused on Christ. Let's do that again this year, shall we?
Mark your calendars for Monday, December 17, and join me here for a party to celebrate all the ways we keep Christ in Christmas!
I'm sharing this with the Organizing and Decorating for Christmas Pinning Party.
7 comments:
- Leslie Harris said...
What a great idea. I've marked my calendar already.
Leslie (aka Gwen Moss)
- November 14, 2012 at 12:05 PM
- Shenita @ Embellishments by SLR said...
Richella, I love this idea! Looking forward to it!
- November 14, 2012 at 12:31 PM
- Kari at A Grace Full Life said...
Great idea!!
- November 14, 2012 at 2:42 PM
- Manuela@A Cultivated Nest said...
Great idea, looking forward to it!
- November 14, 2012 at 5:20 PM
- At The Picket Fence said...
I'm so there Richella! I just finished working on our advent mantel and look forward to sharing it at your party! :-)
- November 14, 2012 at 10:11 PM
- NanaDiana said...
I can't wait to see the ideas people share for this- xo Diana
- November 14, 2012 at 10:59 PM
- Goodbye House Hello Home said...
Hey girl!!
Merry Christmas!!!!
I wanted to let you know that I have chosen this post for one of my two pins of the day ;) to our Organizing and Decorating for Christmas Pinning Party Board!
I am honored to do so!
I came here last year for Home for the Holy Days and I'll be back. With friends (and bells on).
I pray that you are having a wonderful season already and know that you are always treasured by me and my heart!
- December 1, 2012 at 6:28 PM
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Sen. Nancy Jacobs' commentary was right on the mark ("Marylanders' wallets run on empty," July 2). Gov. Martin O'Malley and the many state senators and delegates in the Maryland General Assembly who voted for higher gasoline taxes, tolls and fees have placed a further burden on Maryland's working families, businesses and retirees.
One of their purported goals for this ill-gotten increased revenue is the construction of more expensive light rail systems that we cannot afford and which will not pay for themselves. Now, Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, a key member of the O'Malley administration, is running for governor. If he is elected, we can look forward to more uncontrolled tax-and-spend policies patterned on those of his mentor. If Maryland taxpayers, including working families, businesses and retirees are ever to be free from this repressive, destructive and endless cycle of tax-and-spend government, we must vote out of office every elected official (regardless of party) who has supported, promulgated and voted for the higher taxes, tolls and fees.
This must include Mr. Brown, Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller, Speaker of the House Michael E. Busch, and every senator and delegate in the General Assembly who voted for the higher taxes, and increased tolls and fees. They are not going to cease their cycle of tax-and-spend until we voters intervene decisively. To paraphrase the ancient fable of "The Scorpion and the Frog," it's their nature.
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The US has pulled out of the United Nations Human Rights Council, calling it a "cesspool of political bias".
Nikki Haley, the US envoy to the UN, said it was a "hypocritical" body that "makes a mockery of human rights".
Formed in 2006, the Geneva-based council has faced criticism in the past for allowing member countries with questionable human rights records.
But activists said the US move could hurt efforts to monitor and address human rights abuses around the world.
Announcing the decision to quit the council, Ms Haley described the council as a "hypocritical and self-serving organisation" that displayed "unending hostility towards Israel".
She was speaking alongside US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who denounced the council as "a protector of human rights abusers".
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The UN Secretary-General António Guterres responded to the US decision to quit the council by saying he would have "much preferred" the US to remain a member.
The UN's human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein called the US withdrawal "disappointing, if not really surprising, news". Israel, meanwhile, praised the decision.
Analysis by Nada Tawfik, BBC News, New York
This is just the latest rejection of multilateralism by the Trump administration, and will likely unsettle those who look to the United States to protect and promote human rights around the world.
The United States has always had a conflicting relationship with the UN Human Rights Council. The Bush Administration decided to boycott the council when it was created in 2006 for many of the same reasons cited by the Trump administration.
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PORTLAND — Oregon lawmakers say the state is in the running to land an electronics factory worth at least $1 billion employing 1,000 workers, and they're proposing to clear the way for it to be built on a tract in Washington County.
The development is known as "Project Azalea." State economic development officials say the unnamed company proposing it has looked at sites in Hillsboro, upstate New York and possibly elsewhere, The Oregonian newspaper reported Friday.
Word of the project leaked out late last year with details indicating that it's a computer chip factory, known as a fab. But specifics remain elusive — especially the identity of the company behind it. Only a handful of corporations build fabs on that scale.
Republican Sen. Bruce Starr of Hillsboro and two colleagues have introduced legislation to give the governor power to block land-use challenges to sites such as the 330-acre site in Washington County.
The Oregon Court of Appeals is expected to rule this month on an appeal brought by the conservation group 1,000 Friends of Oregon and others challenging the designation of land for future urban expansion in the Portland metro area.
If the ruling clears the way for development of the Hillsboro site, the legislation might die. "It's not clear whether this is going anywhere," said Democratic Rep. Tobias Read of Beaverton.
The measure would allow the governor to make agreements barring land-use appeals for a development by a company willing to purchase large-lot industrial land and create at least 500 jobs producing goods and services sold outside the region.
Such "traded sector" developments are prized among economic development officials, who say they bring new wealth to the state.
A lawyer for 1,000 Friends of Oregon, Mary Kyle McCurdy, says the legislation would create a huge loophole in the state's land use rules.
"The bill appears to be an attempt to make an end-run around the region's urban and rural reserve process, which citizens, organizations, and local governments participated in and trusted that their participation would be meaningful," she said.
Another backer of the bill, Democratic Sen. Lee Beyer of Springfield, said it could be applied beyond the Azalea debate to developments proposed for sites under land use appeal, and it has been a top agenda item for leaders making the state's business plan.
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Representatives of Ivory Coast's incumbent leader, Laurent Gbagbo, have rejected an African Union proposal to resolve his country's leadership dispute. A second day of negotiations is underway in Addis Ababa as a panel of five African presidents tries to mediate the dispute. The panel appears divided over how to settle a feud that threatens to push the world's top cocoa exporter back toward civil war.
Members of the AU high-level panel on Ivory Coast brushed aside reporters' questions as they arrived for day two of difficult talks. When cornered, the usually vocal AU Commission Chairman Jean Ping pleaded that only the presidents on the panel could speak.
"They will tell you. No, they will tell you for sure because you have presidents there and they like to speak and they will speak. Me, I am not allowed to speak too much," said Ping.
The African Union acted forcefully last December, suspending Ivory Coast's membership when it became clear that Gbagbo was refusing to step down after losing a runoff election to challenger Alassane Ouattara.
Since then, however, the continental organization has wavered in its support for the internationally accepted election result.
The high-level panel meeting in Addis Ababa is said to be split between those insisting Ouattara is the legally-elected president, and others - including South African President Jacob Zuma - who reportedly favors a power-sharing deal similar to those negotiated in Zimbabwe and Kenya.
Gbagbo rejected the efforts of an early AU mediator, Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga, refusing to see him after he made it clear results of the election would have to be recognized. Odinga later was fired after he told reporters Gbagbo was trying to overturn the people's will.
Cote d'Ivoire symbolizes the great tragedy that seems to have befallen Africa, whereby some incumbents are not willing to give up power if they lose. This refusal is particularly egregious in Cote d'Ivoire's case, since never has there been such internal, regional and international unanimity among independent institutions about the outcome of a disputed election in Africa.
Odinga was widely regarded as the winner of Kenya's disputed 2007 election, but became prime minister after a power-sharing deal was struck with President Mwai Kibaki.
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe, also kept power through an agreement negotiated by South Africa after an apparent electoral defeat. Mugabe arrived in Addis Ababa Thursday for a specially-called heads of state level meeting of the AU Peace and Security Council on Ivory Coast and Libya. That meeting begins after the mediation panel completes its debate.
Before he was fired in January, Kenya's Odinga called power sharing negotiations damaging to democracy.
"Africa will never have a stable political base unless we internalize the democratic culture of ceding power after losing in a competitive electoral process," said Odinga. "If one's vote does not count in determining who will lead a nation, which is the most elemental dimension of democracy, elections will become meaningless, democracy will lose its luster, and the future will be riddled with widespread unrest and instability."
Prospects for a positive outcome of the latest mediation effort dimmed when Gbagbo decided not to attend. He sent a delegation instead, led by former prime minister Pascal Affi N'Guessan, who heads Gbagbo's Ivorian Popular Front. N'Guessan Thursday described as 'unacceptable' an AU proposal calling for an orderly transfer of power to Ouattara.


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The advice for children is different. For more information, see Can I give my child paracetamol and ibuprofen together?
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Take your medicines as directed on the label or leaflet to make sure you don't take too much of either. If you need further advice, speak to your pharmacist or GP, or call NHS 111.
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